Thread by @SteB777

My only reason for posting this, is that at last, we have sensible politicians, with a realistic chance of making a political breakthrough, and political parties who represent the interest of ordinary people, who are not puppets of the rich and powerful.
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We have just under 4 years until the next general election, unless the Labour Party call it early, to work out a strategy for creating a political breakthrough, and nullifying Reform, a fake grassroots party, that only pretends to represent ordinary people.
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This is why I'm asking for this cooperation to be sorted out now, so these new political movements, can focus on effectively taking on the big fake political parties, that are actually representing the interests of rich and powerful vested interests, against public interest.
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It is clear for anyone with their eyes open, to see that Brexit was done, not for the reasons given. That it was not to hand back power to the British people, but to vested interests. That Keir Starmer is not representing the interests of ordinary people.
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A wealth tax, on the wealth of the wealthiest, say wealth over £10 million in assets as the Patriotic Millionaires suggest, is supported by the vast majority, and would fix UK finances, but none of the main parties would consider it.

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The Starmer regime, will consider all sorts of options for raising more government tax revenue, whilst bizarrely ignoring the most obvious means of plugging gaps in public finance, because it is clear, that Starmer represents the richest in society.
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The wealth of the very richest people in society is rapidly growing, but neither Starmer's Labour, the Conservative Party, or Reform, will consider taxing it. That's because they serve the interests of the richest people in society, not ordinary people.

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In other words, neither Labour, Conservatives or Reform, represent the interests of ordinary people, hence their focus on immigration, and the benefits of the sick and disabled, rather than the skyrocketing wealth of the richest people.
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You know all these increasing costs, the cost of living crisis. It's not rocket science working out where that extra money people are paying is going to. That's why the wealth and income of the richest people in society, is skyrocketing.
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The richest people in our societies have corrupted our political system. If you vote, Labour, Conservative or Reform, they are funded by the richest in society, who have corrupted their leaders, into working for them.

This is why it's so vital to get this cooperation right.
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If you look at my original thread, you will see I make no attempt to say what form this cooperation must take, only that it must be effective, and not compromise either party, in taking on the main parties, working for vested interests, and the richest in our societies.
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